Three single men and lifelong friends hire a life coach to help them with their love lives.
Dr. Stangel asks the guys to do an act that is unselfish. Doug starts to tutor a ten year old, Kyle sleeps with a larger woman, and Tim starts dating a woman who is fighting for world hunger.
Doug starts to get concerned when he learns that Kyle is romantically obsessed with Dr. Stangel. Tim decides to get together with an old high school sweetheart, who was his first love.
Dr. Stangel tells Kyle to go on a date with someone out of his league. Tim tells him to ask Molly to set him up with one of her lawyer friends, but instead, ends up going out with Kyle. Tim tells Kyle not to date Molly, or their friendship is over.
Dr. Stangel tells the guys to listen and pay attention to what their dates are telling them.
Doug is afraid to get intimate with his new girlfriend for the first time since his divorce. Tim’s new girlfriend is boring in bed. Dr. Stangel tells the guys they need to start an emotional connection instead of putting the emphasis on sex.
Dr. Stangel tells Tim to break up with his boring girlfriend, but as she is leaving, she is hit by a car and forgets the breakup ever happened. Also, Dr. Stangel tells Doug he needs to have a physical relationship, so Kyle decides to set him up with and old girlfriend.
Jane Seymour stars as Dr. Stangel, a life coach hired by three best friends who decide that they need help getting their lives and relationships back on track.
Three single men and lifelong friends hire a life coach to help them with their love lives.
Josh Braaten , Max Greenfield , Eric Lively
Aaron Peters
Warner Bros. Television , Jerry Bruckheimer Television
as Kyle Brewster
